Sentence examples for deep chronic from inspiring English sources

"It's an integrated neighborhood that is politically caffeinated and has deep, chronic, underlying tensions, both cultural and historical".

Getting to zero means tackling the deep chronic poverty of disabled, elderly, indigenous, low caste and other marginalised groups, often in remote areas.

Early marriage is most prevalent in communities suffering deep, chronic poverty.

This is deep, chronic poverty, the sort of urban economy that has plagued Rust Belt cities like Detroit for years.

Then Deadboy (the singer) would walk in with some deep chronic and we'd tell Matt to save his nasty dirt weed for later.

For over 200 years homeopaths have observed the ability of many conventional drugs to suppress acute illness into more deep chronic illness.

Corruption and mismanagement, long camouflaged by the extra money, revealed themselves to be deep and chronic problems — most obviously in countries like Venezuela, Brazil, and Argentina.

There was no deep infection, chronic osteomyelitis, or amputation.

Although three patients developed superficial wound infection, there were no cases of deep infection, chronic osteomyelitis, amputation, or death.

We therefore recommend to leave this type of device in place even after fracture healing except in cases of deep and chronic infection.

The complications were evaluated in terms of infections (superficial or deep or chronic osteomyelitis), delayed union, nonunion, implant failure, secondary loss of reduction, implant breakage and refracture after plate removal.